silverbackjk
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What kind of wax does everyone use?:thinking:
wax for jeep
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silverbackjk
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I know i konw its a jeep:cheesy: I am currently using Zymol and thinking of trying something new. I do plan to keep it as long as i can it is a dd now but one day i want it to be my dream build and would like the paint to not fade or blister.
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i use turtle wax ICE. easy to use and NO white mess on your black plastic bits... :thumbup:
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OverlanderJK
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I have always used Meguiar's on my vehicles for all products. Works pretty damn well.
X2 on this. ICE is probably the easiest wax I have ever used and it does a great job
silverbackjk
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This is what i was getting sick of. The white marks on my fenders and black armor.Or being super careful and it taking a long time. Would you say the quality is the same as zymol if you have ever experienced that brand. I still want the high quality but i must be getting lazy in my old age.
White_JKU
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I've been talking about waxing mine for over a year.... it badly needs it done. LOL, keep on procrastinating and getting little chips here and there from wheeling it makes it really hard to motivate myself to do anything that labor intensive to the paint that gets trashed everytime I wheel it.
silverbackjk
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With proper armor and wheeling carefully i have been able to keep my jeep looking pretty nice and yes i do wheel it on real trails in norther ca and reno nv area. I do have scratches and know that is part of the game but i do like to take care of my things it brinngs me pride.:yup:
may not be the best wax out there, but it is as good as any wax I have ever used. and to add the easy and mess free to that, it is great! buy a bottle and try it, it is pretty inexpensive as well...
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silverbackjk
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I am going to pick up a bottle after work tomorrow. Thanks for the suggestion. Man it will make waxing a lot easier not having to worry about all the white on the black.
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biggy
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Zaino also doesn't leave any white residue. In fact you can wax any part of your vehicle including plastic or even your windshield. Its super easy to apply and you can buff a panel out in a minute or so. Works great on rims as it help to make cleanup of your rims much easier. Whenever Im out out wheeling everyone asks me why my jeep isn't as muddy as the other ones so I throw some mud on it and it just slides right off. It really is great stuff and worth the extra dollars in my opinion.
silverbackjk
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Now you got me thinking. Is it online only?
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I have always used Meguiar's on my vehicles. But the white residue on my black Jeep does bother me. The Turtle Wax Ice runs about 15 bucks at Walmart so I might give that a shot this week.
I have read that it is kind of hard to get off, is that true? Kind of leaves a residue behind that is oily???
I have read that it is kind of hard to get off, is that true? Kind of leaves a residue behind that is oily???
if you are asking if ICE is hard to get off, NO not in my experience. while i dont "use" it on my plastics, i dont have to avoid them. I wax the body and then hit my plastics with a completely different product that keeps them black and pretty (eagle one TRIM gel)
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billybob990
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Wax is a pro-con. Pro, shines up great, con, it gets in spots that can be a pain and all day job getting it all off. I use a wash with wax in it. Its not as good but a lot less hassle
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biggy
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Yes...............
Well I think I will give both of those a shot. Thanks